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Eh. In its 2008 Report to Congress, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission noted that "China's current cyber operations capability is so advanced, it can engage in forms of cyber warfare so sophisticated that the United States may be unable to counteract or even detect the efforts." According to the report, there were some 250 different hacker groups in China that the government tolerated (if not openly encouraged). ???? !!1

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Argumentul meu preferat - Python este unul dintre "limbajele Google" ( al?turi de C++, Java ?i Javascript). Nota bene: What is Python Bad For? Deci, pentru restul se folose?te C.

Înva?? C. Este un limbaj fundamental. ?i Python, pentru scripting ?i "code glue" ;-)

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